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Story summary
- Intel is pursuing a Unified Core architecture, signaled by recent CPU verification engineer job listings.
- The effort hints a shift away from the current hybrid P-core and E-core designs.
- Intel plans upcoming processors Nova Lake and Razor Lake that will precede Titan Lake around 2028–2029.
- The Unified Core concept could simplify designs and boost performance and efficiency, but no release timeline exists.
